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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1908)
(JcFsSarsapsfrills od tares- hr actual count more than I 1,. the !" "" blooQ di W.aaor. and all eruption.. fllheni the .tomeeh. creates an 'jTwd bulldi up the whole ..yatem. Jhtf tired feeling and make, the f ai Mould form or to ehoeol.ted tablet rri.tb.. J0tdoae.ll, , J USTIO KHJLDINO VHlNCitES teTJ.BOXESi fniumi Indian Pile Ointment ) cure blind, bleeding and Itching fc. It absorbs the tumors, allays Bug it once, acts as a poultice, i Instant relief. Williams' In- i Pile Ointment Is prepared for (and Itching of the private parts, by Linn Drug Co., by mall 50o 11.00. Williams Mrs Co., , Cleveland. O. THK KCOKNB DAILY GUD, WRDXKSDAy, NOV. 11, 1908. HARRIMAN BUILDS DOWN-GRADE LINE Wallowa Extension Part of! Water Haul to Portland Along Snake River Behind the invitation of the citi zens of Enterprise to the general offi cers of the Harriman lines to attend a banquet in honor of the completion ancUiedicatlon of the road to Wallo wa tomorrow lies a story of quiet railroading- that would dazzle even Jim, says the Oreg.nl&n. While Hill has been constructing the North uank road and thus attain ing an easy grade to the Pacific, the Harriman people have, at the same time, and unknown to the public been getting a water grade to Port land, and they will be in a position, when their lines are completed, to handle the "down-the-Columbia" tratuc just as easily as the Hill line will. They will have a down-grade route to me city. The lines Of thn Hnrrim.m cvetpm which will form a part of the "down grade" route have been under con struction for some time, and it is un derstood that work upon them will continued tnroughout the winter wherever possible. More Than Was Made Known. To the public these lines have been known as the Wallowa & Snake River extensions. On paper they ap peared to be an outlet only for local traffic. The Wallowa extension meant simply the displacing by the railroad of the stage line to Enter prise, the principal city in the coun ty. Of course, the company would continue the line to Joseph, as a temporary terminus. There con struction might stop. No promises were made. The Snake River line was moving ahead from Hunting ton north. Its terminus was sup posed to be Homestead, the nearest outlet on the Oregon side for the product of the copper mines in the Seven Devils district in Idaho. The supposition was easy of belief. A great number of claims have been staked In the district, many are working anil a smelter Is In opera tion. Nothing it as thousht was more reasonable than to believe t''it the Harriman companv was builc:, a freight line lor the t; (asportation of corner. But HarrlT.an was really doing no such thins. He was and is, accord ing to the most authentic Inform ation, building the Snake River line from Huntington to a connection at Le-wlston and thus getting the ben efit of the dvvn-river grade to Port land, giving him an opportunity to compete with the North Bank road on equal terms. The Joseph ter minal is an illusion to the people of Joseph. The line will run right thcough that town to a connection with the Snake River line at a point northeast of Homestead. It will, when completed, be equipped for both freight and passenger service, but Indications are that on through service only freight will be handled. Over the new road the grade will be practically level. Leaving from the point near Homestead, the trains will pass by way of Joseph and En terprise Into La Grande, and thus avoid the unnecessary climb of the Blue mountains. The road will be longer but the handling of freight will be easier. In passenger traffic there will be no change In the sys tem. The line from Huntington to La Grande, although having heavy grades, is the shortest rnnto fnp mo. senger service. NOTICE FOIt PUBLICATION U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Ore gon, September 22, 190S. Notice Is hereby given that Wesley G. Bowers, of Fisher, Oregon, who, on October 15, 1903, made Home stead Entry No. 131G1, S. R. 0142S, for SE'4. Section 21, Towuship 35, South, Range 9 West, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of Inten tion to make Final Five Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before W. W. Cnlkins, U. S. Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon, on the 9th day of December, 1908. Clnimant names as witnesses: Elsworth Prindel, of Fisher, Oregon; Peter Hansen, of Fisher, Oregon; Wm. F. Summers, of Fisher, Oregon; Hatfield H. Cooper, of Fisher, Ore gon. BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register. IRVING FARMERS G 0ARE VERY BUSY (Special Convspondencu) Irving. Ore., Nov. 11. The farm ers have been making good use of the fine weather conditions prevail ing durg the last few days, and are making much proeress with their fall seeding, the soil being In splen did condition, and good crops are In sured. The fruit Inspector has been vis iting the orchardlsts in this vicinity and Insists that they shall prune and spray thetr fruit trees at once. The Irving Grange Is preparing an entertainment lor some time in the near future, and a general good time Is expected, as the grangers never do things by halves. The Engene Mill & Elevator Co. have several men and teams en gaged In hauling wheat from here to their mills at Eugene. J. W. Zumwalt has returned with his family from his riverside farm, where they have spent the summer, to their home in Irving, to spend the winter months. The S. P. Co. have closed the of fice at this place against the south bound Cottage drove local, and the public are subject to much incon venience, as a large number of peo ple have been In the habit of using this train. J. W. Hilton and J. H. Williams expect to start out in a few days with a shooting gallery outfit. Wo wish them succes. REALTY TRANSFERS OF LANE COUNTY Cnlted States to Charles tl. Beers, 1(10 acres In sec. 11, tp. 16 b., r. 10 w. William B. Goodman ot ux to J. A. Hills et al, 147 acres in sec. 2, tp. 20 s., r. 1 e $2200. Minnie M. B. Ranch et al to Ruth Kennerly, tract in Packard's add. to Eugene, $2100. Colonel F. Smith et ux to Goorgo Schall, tract In Knlrmouut, $775. Phillip Miller to E. E. Mink, tract In Skinner's add. to Eugene on west, $1600. S. A. Huddlcston to Otto Kaufman, d'i'ene, Idaho; Samuel Carnahan, o('otuir d'Alene. Idaho. BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register. 1 xoTicK rou rriu.icwTioN : l'. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, Senember 17. 190$. Notice L hereby given that Alice tract In James Huddlcston c--. add. to Eugene. 1 10. Wi'pm Snyder et ux to Joel A. Pit et al. (nact lu tp. IS s., r. aw., $50. llliani Snyder et ux to Mary A. Pitney, tract In tp. IS s., r. 3 w., $50. . S. A. Huddlcston to Joseph Koke tract In 1 1 mid ! ton add. to Eugene $300. vi. a: i. n. lo. to Aloert J. r it.,-.!.. nr i.. ........ -...,...,.. n-hn Ward. 32 25 acres In sec. S, tp. 7 t..1 on May 1st. 190S, made Timber Ap r; Jw" plication No. 9904 for WW ot SWVi, Kdgar Hartley et ux to M. J. Mes-.Sectlou 24. Township 19 South, .'.'. "ovl lv- " r- w- Range 8 Wirn, Willamette Meridian, $9000. NOTIOH FOU PVI1UCATION U. 8. land Otflao at Roaoburg, Ore gon. Beptambqr 32, 1908. Notlo Is hereby given that Els worth Prindel, of Fisher. Oregon, who, on Oot.bw 1st. 1903. wade Homestead Entry No. 13119. 9. K. Ron; E. Whattam, of Engene, Ore- 14X7, tor H4 of NWJi, NB& of: gon. has filed notice of Intention to make Final Proof, to establish claim to the land above denorlbed, before W. W. Calkins, II. S. Commissioner, at Eu gene, Oregon, on the 2 4th day of December, 190S. Claimant name as witnesses: W. D. Neely, of Eugene, Oregon; M. K. Ulllcepta. ot Eugene, Oregon; Minnie Wlnutford. of Oakland, Ore- SWVl; NWU of BBS!. Section S3 Towaehlp 1$ South. Range 9 West, Willamette Meridian, has filed no tice ot Intention to make Flnnl Five Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before W. W. Calklma. U. 8. Commissioner, at Bu gene, Oregon, on the Sth. day ot De cember, 1908. Clslmaat names as witnesses: Wesley O. Bowers, of Fisher, Ore goa; Peter Hansen, of Fisher. Ore gon; William M. Summors. of Fisher, Oregon; Hatfield 11. Cooper, of Fisher, Oregon. BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register. B1NJAMIN L. HDDT, Reg'ster. XOTICK FOU I'l'UMCATIOX. XOTICK FOIt l'WH.ICATIOX IT. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, October 1, 190$. Notice Is hereby given that Jona than II. Vincent, of Eugene. Oregon, who, on Juno 17th, 1907. made Tim ber application. No. 9375, for WH of SK V,, Section 22. township 19 South. Range 2 West. Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of Inten tion to make Final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver, at Roseburg. Oregon, on tho 12th day of December, 1 90S. Claimant names as witnesses: James Wllbeliu of Creswell, Oro- Igon: Joseph Wltholm or .ton, tire- m-:;isTit.Tiox of i.axk title. In the Circuit Court ot the State of Oregon for the County of Lane. In the matter of the application of Margaret Fleming to roister the title to the following described lands, towlt: The West 20 acres of that part of the E. F. Skinner and vgyfe Donation Land Claim No. 3S, Notlf. 2 1 S 1 . and of Lot Two in Section 25. all In Tp. 17. south. Range 4 West of tho Will. Mer. lying between the present railroad right-of-way and the Willamette river in Lane County, Oregon, vs. All whom It may concern. defendant. To all whom It may concern: Take notice, that on the Sth day of Noveuber. A. D . 190S. an appli cation was filed by said Margaret Fleming Is the Circuit Court ot Ijine County tor Initial registration ot the title to the land above described. Now unless you appear on or before the 10th day at December, A. D 1 1903. and stmw cause why such ap plication shall not be granted, the same will be taken as confessed and a decree will be entered according to the prayer of the application and you will bo forever barred from disput ing the same. H. V. LEE, County Clerk By F. G. STICKEI.S. j" Dep. Couuty Clk. U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Ore gon, Juno 23, laos. Notice is hereby given that Judith mm: .losenh A. Mayo, of Zton. Ore Ann Carnahan, of Cocur d'Aleno, Bni Karl McNult of Eugene,, Orc- lilano, wno, on June ism, i !'"!,' gon. made timber application No. 10172, 1 Re-advortlsement BENJAMIN I. EDDY. Register for s ot nwi, no VI of nwV4, Sec-i 4 West, Willamette Meridian, has j filed notice of Intention to mnko i Final Proof, to establish claim to the! Inml rIiiiva ilpHCrthnil. hpfnrA the ! Register and Receiver, at Roseburg,! II. Briiwner, the popcorn mnn who Oregon, on the 20th day of January, occupies Ilia aland at (.oekerllne 1909 i Wetherbee's corner hns been com- Clnlniant names as witnesses: polled to remain at homo tho past Hal H. Wood, of Eugene, Oregon; ! few days owing to an attack of lum Mnrvln L. Hammltt, ot Eugene, Ore- bngo. He Is at his old Bland today, gon; George 8. Corsor, of Coour however. PKKPAKM) INSTANTLY. Simply add boll Inir wttor, cool end icrv. lDc. per package at ell grocers. 7fUvors. Hcfuso all aubtcilut. Madame Dean's " Pills, FF.ENC FE M At, MKNMTitr atiiiX, HEUR KHOtM TO FAIl tinM Murvl H-Mvl SntUtiM'lloii liunr ttiHtvil tr .Mm.-v .Vruiiilnt. H-it n' lu, it tor Sl.it -r lcx. Will wmi Hum on trial, t" l mlJ f'r wtii-n reltfvt ... Hit. niU Krv". Iii("t on RHtlnii ih pomiln uivf pt no diilmllinut. If your tiruKKlMt (I"m not hiivu ihcm wuU yutir union lit I lio 'UNITED LEOICAl CO., Bat 74, I mentor, Pi. SI 1 Sold in Eugene bv W. L. Delano Blair tree! Addition Now Nearly Sold Out 0 e 0 so itf , ! la v I :: . i & ; S 89' l8f; SS5iB7f' r - ; S,i ' 9 i n SOLD SOL' - HOLD T"1l7 A V 1 ? ? ; -"! "f WW " T L BOLD t t Ta"A lJ (a a 71 71; ftU 72. sll. s'. r rrVVr 7 VvC ; T 4 7 i-u T :; !: J . " v VA -r V. -N'-'A . K i- 'f- 'V 4, 3- - - VECONJ, -,-S- r , ; ;JJ j r p : ' ' i 'so,,, ' PLAT i SOU) , SOIJ SOLn SOLD SOLI) SOLD SOLD BOLD . fiOLl U,J" ;f 1 . f I o " - k L - - " " " i BLAIR STREET ADD ITJ 0 N 1 ; f.-. , T.O C.l'.sT if 1 EUGENE OREGON. Your opportunity to secure a lot or acre tract will soon be gone. If you want a site for a home or have a little money to invest there is no better opportunity in Eugene. Lots are priced reasonably and will be sold on easy monthly installments if desired. You Make Your Own Terms Tlie best way t$ accumulate and save is to invest in real estate in a growing western city. Here is an opportunity for any wage earner. Eugene must grow down' the valley where its business comes from. The county roads lead that way, and the electric roads from Portland have been located through Blflir Stiver Addit&n. It is close to one of the city's largest public schools. STREETS ARE ALL NICELY GRADED, v The followOg real estate firms will be glad to show you this property. 0 ft o o zSmmerman Rugh Oregon Uand Co. o o o o Howe & Bouy, o 72
